Kansas City faces GOP convention space dispute over hotel rooms
In a clash over promised 16 000 hotel rooms for the Republican National Convention, Kansas City officials meet hotel reps to secure accommodations. GOP officials warn of a possible move to another city if contracts fail, while leaders cite past moves to Miami Beach as precedent.
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Evangelist Hargis Accused of Illicit Sex Acts Involving Students
New York AP report says Billy James Hargis admitted sexual misconduct with male students and others, citing genes as motive. Time Magazine quotes aides and notes he severed ties with his Crusade and Oklahoma college. legal comments and family reactions follow amid possible lawsuits.
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Judges sue for higher pay to offset inflation
Forty four federal judges filed suit in the Court of Claims arguing their purchasing power has fallen due to inflation. They seek reimbursement for a 4.5 percent decrease in value from March 15, 1980, to October 1, 1975, claiming constitutional protection against diminished pay. The suit names the United States as defendant and aims to restore wages for district and appeals judges who say they cannot supplement income.
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Ban on spray blamed for unneeded abortions
An AP report details a postponed ban on spray adhesives by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission and the ensuing controversy. A New York study tracks inquiries and abortions tied to fears of birth defects, noting the 1973 ban and the 1974 reversal and emphasizing the commission's stance against abortion advocacy.
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Federal jobs bill faces veto risk in Congress
The House approved the public service jobs measure 29 to 23, short of the two thirds needed to override President Ford. Senate action is expected, with Dems pushing for about a billion for 280,000 jobs mainly in schools and hospitals while 320,000 state and local positions continue. Ford remains opposed, citing a need for private sector growth.
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Nuclear officials defend Indian Point safety amid Pollard claims
Willa A Anders, chair of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and Charles F. Luce of Consolidated Edison defend Indian Point No. 2 as safe nine miles north of New York despite charges by Robert Pollard that design and construction pose a death risk. They dismiss Pollard's specifics as unproven and say unresolved safety issues are not being concealed.
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